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THE ROYAL SOCIETY OF LONDON a The most important of the learned societies was the Royal Society of London . A group of young Oxford men organized the Society of the Invisible , a club which met weekly to study in a new way the subject ...
THE ROYAL SOCIETY OF LONDON a The most important of the learned societies was the Royal Society of London . A group of young Oxford men organized the Society of the Invisible , a club which met weekly to study in a new way the subject ...
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Because of an emphasis on a belief in the doctrine of personal salvation by a conviction of sin and conversion , the society relied on an emotional ' revivalist ' approach that led to its being called the ' evangelical movement .
Because of an emphasis on a belief in the doctrine of personal salvation by a conviction of sin and conversion , the society relied on an emotional ' revivalist ' approach that led to its being called the ' evangelical movement .
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To further nationalist aims , a number of secret politicat societies united to form the National Patriotic Society ( 1821 ) . A traitor exposed the whole plan , and the society was suppressed . Professors and students of the University ...
To further nationalist aims , a number of secret politicat societies united to form the National Patriotic Society ( 1821 ) . A traitor exposed the whole plan , and the society was suppressed . Professors and students of the University ...
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THE PROTESTANT REVOLT I | 1 |
TOWARD FREEDOM | 123 |
INTERNATIONAL RIVALRY IN THE EIGHTEENTH CEN | 174 |
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